San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-25

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Jonas garden, under Its new pro-
prietor, Ben Nentwig, is becoming once
II ore rs Of Old-S fayOrite summer even
ing resort. G-H.u
- Ben Nentwig is the popular boy
that IL now running the Jonas garden.
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A nasal injector free with earh bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price 30
cents. For sale Toy bowling Il Flood.
The finest of fat beef, mutton, pork
and poultry, dressed, can be had at Us
! DolOrOsa street. G-23-tf
The finest of fat beef, mutton, pork
and poultry, dressed, can be had at rs
! DOlOrOsa street. G.2j-tf
Take your family out to Sommers'
! garden tomorrow. 1t
Mr.. j. j. Meyers has been appoint
ID secretary of the Southern Pacific
hospital.
-Essers ice machine has been pur-
chased by the government for use at
Fort Worth.
Only two of the Medina gang OF
hide dealers have been indicted, the bal
ance being turned loose by the grand
jury.
Concert tomorrow at Sommers gar
den. 1t
Farmers alliance of Bexar county
hold the regular quarterly meeting in
san Antonio July 81.
Prof. Beck will shortly pay visit
to Chicago and lead an orchestra there
by special request.
Prof. Steinfeldt has resigned the DO
sitiOn Of organist AT the Madison Square
church. His successor has not yet been
appointed.
The sum OF S95, 600 cash was paid in
Gen. Russ office yesterday tC Mr.. AL
bert Maverick, for the property north
west Of the city, recently purchased by
Mr.. Richard WOOley, Jr, OF Cincin-
natl.
MIR. Hart Poor has invented very
convenient revolving book case, used to
keep the invoices of the assessor, where
they can be referred TO in moment.
The |. o. G. +. ice cream sOciable at
Mr.. q. b. SilsDie's, on Fourth street last
night. was success. REGULATIONS,
speeches and songs were heard.
No business was done in the dis
trict court this morning, the court being
engaged in the NeiterluCk argument OF
the motion to dismiss the charge OF con-
splracy.
Uncle Jake Marshall was out Mt the
anti-prohibitiOn meeting AttiTed IN
plug hat and other appropriate dude
paraphernaliH last night.
Bids for the erection of the three
new barracks for troops and four new
quarters for officers, on Government hill,
will soon be advertised tor.
-RumOred that Mr.. Pat Campbell
will be married on or about July ION.
He has given his old comrades the
"shake.'
Capt. Jake Marshall says he will
wager $500 that rain whl fall in this
city within two days either way, OF
July 81.
The anti-mOnOpoly party meet to-
night in the Knights of Labor hall 10
elect delegates 10 the state anti-mOnOp
DIV convention 10 he held in Waco on
July 9Th.
MIR: John Gallagher declares he will
meet any prOhibitiOnist on the stump
and discuss the question. John says
Texas has triumphed and our land is
free"
The san Antonio Mechanics and
WOrkingmens Union picnic will be held
in Braden's Park tomorrow. Buses viii
leave Meyers saloon at 8 4. IN. and : p.
m, To convey the plCnickers to the
grounds.
Surveys made az Eagle Pass by MIR
Eugene Giraud show that the Southern
Pacific railroad bridge across the Rio
Grandc is on John TwOhiG's land there
and a suit for damages is expected.
MIR Paul Vogt, of the Alamo iron
works, requests the LIGHT TO state that
he is not the Paul VOgt mentioned in
Thursdays Express as being the father
of the child found in Mr.. | EfrOn's yard.
Regular monthly meeting of the San
Antonio Typographical Union tOmOr-
row affernOJH at 2:3O. at Knights OF
Pythiss hall, Dullnig block. All mem
bers are urgently requested to attend.
John Galpin has been pardOned out
of the penitentisry. He was convicted
of an attempt TO murder John Cayce,
whom he found calling at his house dur
ing his absence.
To the Vanderstratten's-Th LIGHT
did not state that the late Miss Ida Van
derstratten WAS engaged" to any one.
1t stated that the young man who mar
ried her sister paid his attentions to her
and she considered her marriage as set
tied. This is from as reliable a source as
the relatives.
Justice Barnes this morning dis
missed the charges of disturbing the
peace, against Francisco Waters, Con-
cepciOn Hernandez and MOllie BOulter.
ard the charge OF assault against Ben
Marshall, owing to want of prosecution.
Information was received In the
city yesterday thar Mr. Busse, the
fiarc Gee of Miss Mary Becker. had died in
st. Joe, Missouri The lovers were
much attached to each other and the
death is Il severe blow to the lady.
"Bud":W Woods, or A. g. Woods, as he
signs his name, was bound over in the
sum of a $500 bond by o. 5. Commits
siOner Stevenson, upon the charge of in
timidating a witness Of the recent train
robbery. His trial is set for next Thurs
day.